Purchase price
It all depends on where your puppy comes from
For a Newfoundland, it is recommended to turn to a reputable breeder able to present the origins, the health monitoring of the breeding dogs and the conditions for socialization of the puppies. An abnormally low price should encourage you to check even more carefully the quality of the breeding.
Declared LOF breedingThe right choice Identified, socialized puppy, from a monitored breeding program | €1,100 – €1,600 |
Show or working line Sought-after type, valued origins and documented screenings | €1,265 – €1,600 |
Association or shelter More often an assessed adult, depending on the association | €150 – €450 |
- Origins and pedigree
- +10% to +40%
- Health tests and breeding quality
- +10% to +30%
- Type, color or sought-after bloodline
- +5% to +35%
Everyday costs
What about once they're home?
A price that seems too good to be true?
- An abnormally low price should prompt you to check identification, health, and breeding conditions.
- Ask for the relevant health screenings of the breeding dogs and a clear contract.
- The maintenance budget over several years often exceeds the purchase price.
FAQ
Your questions about price
Answers to common questions from prospective owners.
Its large size increases the food budget, certain veterinary expenses, and the cost of everyday equipment. Coat maintenance and health monitoring for a giant dog also weigh on the overall budget.
